The need for capital is particularly acute in Kenya, where significant gaps in access to specialised equipment persist.
By
Linet Owoko
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Private hospitals are borrowing billions of shillings to buy MRI machines, dialysis units and other specialist equipment, as banks build a fast-growing lending business around the country's push into advanced healthcare.
The move opens a direct route for international providers, including those now setting up in Kenya, to bill into the country's…
Small construction businesses and contractors across Kenya can now acquire heavy machinery with as little as a 10 per cent…
In Africa, Kenya has one of the most advanced device financing markets, and embedding insurance in financed phones could offer a…
Use of sacco loans to clear health-related bills points to inadequacies associated with the mandatory Social Health Authority…
The average lending rate by commercial banks stood at 14.3 percent in July 2026, falling from 14.4 percent in June and 17.2…
The funding will be used to strengthen the workforce, expand access to essential medicines and technology, improve referral…
